Weirdo 1981 #9 First Printing - back issue - $14.00

Plea to buy Weirdo

Comment on the alleged relationship between Rock Hudson and Jim Nabors.

A collection of ugly men and their trades.

Behind the scenes in the elf household.

The trials of having an infant child.

Big Bitch is on Trashman's trail to retrieve a serum.

Hannah ponders the sanctity of life

Peter's owner is trapped by a group of rogue penises.

Doggo delivers some industrial salvage that Mode passes off as art.

Vignettes from the life of a 1920s jazz musician.

The faults of a geek husband.

Dori's experience with swingers.

Fred finds the paper boy a nuisance

The modern boy rails against society.

R. Crumb's last issue as editor. 2nd printing: ? (3.95 USD)

• - Cover design resembles early issues of Mad as a Magazine. Letters page includes comments from Jay Lynch, Larry Marder and Drew Friedman. Robert Crumb's final issue as editor
• Weirdo's Advice to the Lovelorn - Brief text accompanied by three photographs.
• Weirdo Number 9 - Includes letters from Tom Christopher (Vashon, WA); Jay Lynch; Dave Kempker (Folsom, CA); Maxon Crumb; Roger Carrington (Fairfax, CA); Don Kochi (Los Angeles); Larry Marder; Joe Paulino (Berkeley, CA); Geoff Burkman (Dayton, OH); Rudy Rucker (Lynchburg, VA); Jean-Francois Duval; John Jayman (Montague, Mass); C.S. Duncan (Orland, CA); Drew Friedman; Dan Slavin (Cerritos, CA); George Parsons (Nevada City, CA); John Terrorist (NY, NY). The masthead drawing and a spot illustration only are reprinted in The Complete Crumb vol. 15.
• - Ad for back issues of this magazine.
• Elf-Squelch - A parody of ElfQuest.
• Max Crumb Art - Six illustrations. The titles are "Psychotic Fit on One Leg;" "Execution of Woman Communist Reactionary Police- Wuhan, China, 1927;" "Sex Act of the Aborigines;" "Dead Animal Smell and the Beloved;" "Dance of the Chinese Exhibitionist;" "St. Lazarus Contemplating the Image of a Goose."
• Cave Nudes - A short paragraph on top of the page states this was sent anonymously by an employee at Hanna-Barbera Productions with this note: "A fine funny fellow pinned copies of this up all over the producer's wing at H&B in order to create havoc and chaos. Nothing was ever said about them, but all were gone within an hour." Art credits are from a comment the artist left on a fellow animator's blog.
• Modern Boy - Strip concludes on the back cover. In b&w except for the final page.